Frank Hardy had been a public figure for decades. His roman à clef Power without Glory had created a publishing and legal sensation and become the must-see television series of the year. But the Dead Are Many had won him international plaudits, and his yarns about finagling dustmen and mug punters...
The Monthly, August 2006, No. 15
A Word from Deakin • Mungo MacCallum
The View from the Bridge • Ashley Hay
Sam I Am
• David SalterJacques’ Park • Kate van den Boogert
Let’s Get Our Hands Dirty • Kerryn Goldsworthy
The Rules of Engagement • Helen Garner
God Save His Soul • Robert Forster
Rembrandt 1606–1669: From the Prints and Drawings Collection • Justin Clemens


